Hi Gorjan!
On Fri, Mar 30, 2012 at 10:14 PM, Gorjan Petrovski <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am Gorjan Petrovski, a Computer Systems Engineering student with a
> keen interest of networks. Last year I participated in GSoC as a
> network discovery and protocols scripting specialist for Nmap and I'm
> hoping that this year I'll be a part of your project. I'm really
> interested in working on the Umit Network Scanner Project since it's
> right down my area of expertise.
>
That's awesome. As you should already know, we have a nice relationship
with Nmap (I was student for Nmap in 2005 and 2006) and any knowledge on
Nmap is very welcome in our organization.
> I have good understanding of the inner workings of Nmap and thanks to
> last year's GSoC experience I'm quite familiar with network discovery,
> port scanning techniques, packet crafting and sniffing methods. I'm
> also acquainted with some web programming in Java and I've got Android
> experience from a faculty project (contacts app) that I'm working on
> which will probably be my graduation thesis.
>
> I'm sorry for writing this late, but I think I'll be able to get
> familiar with the codebase in time. I've already cloned the project
> into my github and successfully built it. This is my github fork,
> though I haven't made any changes yet:
> https://github.com/mogi57/ns-mobile
Definitely not late! You're just on time. Make sure you send in a proposal
early rather than later so that you don't risk missing the deadline or
facing problems on melange due to high traffic.
> >From the mails on this mailing list I've gathered that the most
> important work would be on improving the host discovery and port
> scanning techniques. The OS and service fingerprinting system in Nmap
> has quite an advanced and complicated logic, so porting that would be
> very useful instead of trying to make our own. In fact we should
> probably refresh our service fingerprinting automatically with theirs
> and that way we'd get new service definitions from a very vibrant
> community which rarely misses new fingerprints. What do you think
> about that?
>
> As for the traceroute functionality, I'm curious whether the author of
> the idea meant to port the linux traceroute tool or the nmap builtin
> traceroute. I'm guessing that we'd need the linux traceroute tool
> because it has much more options than the nmap one.
>
> It would be really cool to work on porting a webserver but I don't
> really understand where in the scope of this organization and this
> project it would fit. I think it could have a use of publishing the
> results of the scan on the web so we would have easy access but I'm
> not really clear on that. So it would be really helpful if anyone
> could explain the context and the use of a webserver for this project?
>
Not sure I got it. You'd like to run a webserver on Android to serve these
results?
> If I get any good ideas about the UI design I'll be sure to include
> them in the proposal.
>
Please! Try to use balsamiq mockups to design your wireframes... That is
going to make your life easier.
>
> Cheers,
> Gorjan
>
>
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